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With Three Generations of Family, “Made with Lau” Takes YouTube Cooking To New Horizons
Three generations of family form “Made with Lau,” YouTube cooking videos that combine recipes, bonding moments conversations among family members, and Chinese history.
To Be Asian is to Be Angry
Rage has always been a part of Asian American identity, contradicting the model minority stereotype. But even with our history of pain and rage, we can pursue healing, hope, and joy.
Asian Americans For Abolition: Finding Our Place in the Movement
The abolition movement has gained momentum in recent years. Asian Americans are joining in the work to eliminate police and prisons for a better future.
Annie Vang: The Hmong CEO and Developer Saving Her Language
Annie Vang, founder and developer of an app that teaches users the Hmong language, is reclaiming her identity and creating a space for fellow Hmong people to celebrate their culture.
Navigating My Immigrant Guilt
For second-generation immigrants trying to navigate immigrant guilt, growing up is a constant balancing act between honoring our parents and honoring our own desires and needs.
Asian Americans Share Their Cuisine and Stories on TikTok
Food media has long been exclusionary. Asian Americans are using TikTok to share their cuisines and their stories and achieving virality in the process.
Being Queer and Chinese: Four Movies That Spoke to Who I Am
As a queer Chinese American, I found comfort and understanding in my identity through art and media. Four movies, in particular, were important in my journey.
Embracing My Cambodian Refugee Heritage When History Wants to Forget
A Cambodian refugee’s daughter fights to remember her family history despite stigma and government dismissal.